Electric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmission

ABSTRACT

An electric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmission including a revolving electro-mechanical installation disposed between both differential output ends to create vortex power generation effects or generator effects in differential operation to output power for producing counter torque damp; or when two revolving electro-mechanical installations being respectively adapted to both differential output ends, the higher power generated by the revolving electro-mechanical installation with higher power generation voltage drives the other revolving electro-mechanical installation with lower power generation voltage to regulate and control the torque ratio between both differential output ends.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

(a) Field of the Invention

The present invention is related to an electric damp controlledthree-end shaft differential transmission, and more particularly, to onethat has a revolving electro-mechanical installation to replace adifferential limiting mechanism provided in a conventional automateddifferential, and limiting type of differential device so to correct theflaws of temperature rising and heat loss due to activation by friction.The present invention is advanced due to:

(1) In case of any differential output end is idling, the friction typeof anti slide limit structure of the prior art suffers heat loss; thepresent invention converts the differential kinetics into power forgeneration to be stored in a rechargeable device;

(2) In case of any differential output end is idling, the torque ratioof the output from both differential output ends with the conventionaldifferential limiting type is fixed; instead, the output torque fromboth differential output ends of the present invention can be controlledand regulated; and

(3) The present invention when supplied with power from a rechargeabledevice operates as a motor by driving the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation through a controller, thus to provide active drive thedifferential output end.

(b) Description of the Prior Art

A three-end shaft differential transmission of the prior art has aninput end to receive revolving kinetics for driving both differentialoutput ends; the three-end shaft differential transmission includes arevolving differential gear set, a planetary gear differential gear setor any other differential gear set that provides the similar functions;for the application in driving a carrier, both differential output endsare usually used to drive the transmission gear sets or tracks providedon both sides of the carrier; or to serve as an intermediatedifferential gear set to drive the front and the rear gear sets of thecarrier.

If any differential output end idles in a three-end shaft gear set,another differential output end loses its revolving kinetics thus failsto drive the load; therefore, an improvement is made by adopting adifferential gear to automatically limit the differential speed;however, in a anti-slip limiting structure of the differential gear ofautomatic differential limit type, a mechanical device such as afriction plate or a toothed automatic clutch, or a dry or a wet frictionthrust plate is provided at where between both differential output endsfor control and regulating purposes; the mechanical differentiallimiting device is found with the following flaws: (1) significant heatlose due to the heat generated by friction in the course of executingthe differential limit; (2) service life of the mechanical parts iscomparatively shorter; and (3) in case of either differential output endidles, the driving torque to drive gear sets on both sides as driven bythe automatic differential limit type of differential gear is preventedfrom regulation and control at will due to the torque indicates a fixedratio.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The primary purpose of the present invention is to provide an electricdamp controlled three-end shaft differential transmission. Wherein, arevolving electro-mechanical installation is disposed at where betweenboth differential output ends of the differential transmission so tocreate vortex power generation effects or generator effects when outputsindicate differential operation, thus to output power of generation toproduce damp of counter-torque; or alternatively, two revolvingelectro-mechanical installations are respectively adapted to bothdifferential output ends so that the comparatively higher powergenerated by the revolving electro-mechanical installation with higherpower generation voltage drives the other revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation with lower power generation voltage to regulate and controlthe torque ratio between both differential output ends.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention applied in planetary differential gear set adaptedwith a built-in dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention applied in revolving gear set adapted with a built-indual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention applied in revolving gear set externally adapted witha dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention applied in planetary gear set externally adapted witha dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention having at two differential output ends of a three-end shaftdifferential gear set coupled to a revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing the preferred embodiment that has atransmission disposed between differential output ends and revolvingelectro-mechanical installations that respectively coupled to thedifferential output ends taken from FIG. 5.

FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing the preferred embodiment that has amulti-shaft transmission disposed between differential output ends andrevolving electro-mechanical installations that respectively coupled tothe differential output ends taken from FIG. 5.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention adapted with a three-end shaft differential gear set,a three-end shaft secondary differential gear set, and a unit ofrevolving electro-mechanical installation that provides functions of agenerator and a motor.

FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention that has a unit of a dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentgeneration damp between two differential output ends of a planetarydifferential gear set.

FIG. 10 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention that has a unit of a dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentgeneration damp between two differential output ends of a revolvingdifferential gear set.

FIG. 11 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention that has a unit of a dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentgeneration damp between two differential output ends of a revolvingdifferential gear set.

FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention that has a unit of a dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentgeneration damp between two differential output ends of a planetarydifferential gear set.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

The present invention has a revolving electro-mechanical installationdirectly or by means of a transmission coupled to where between twodifferential output ends of a three-end shaft differential transmissionso to produce damp either by the electric vortex power generationeffects produced, or by generator effects produced that supply powergenerated to charge a rechargeable device, or to regulate and controlthe torque ratio of both differential output ends by the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation driven by the power from therechargeable device to function as a motor when both differential outputends are in differential status.

Furthermore, two revolving electro-mechanical installations arerespectively adapted to both differential output ends so that once bothdifferential output ends are engaging in differential operation, thepower from the revolving electro-mechanical installation running athigher rpm and higher voltage drives the other revolvingelectro-mechanical installation running at lower rpm and lower voltageto function as a motor for regulating and controlling the torque ratioof those two differential output ends.

By a multiple of preferred embodiments, the three-end shaft differentialtransmission regulated and controlled by electric damp of the presentinvention is described as follows:

Referring to FIG. 1 for a schematic view showing that a preferredembodiment of the present invention applied in planetary differentialgear set adapted with a built-in dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation, the preferred embodiment is essentiallycomprised of:

-   a planetary three-end shaft differential gear set 100: relates to a    planetary differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    having its input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an    engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive    external gear 311; its first differential output end 102 coupled to    the differential gear rocker 312 from a planetary gear set with the    second differential output end 103 coupled to a sun gear 313; one    end of the second differential output end 103 coupled to a first    electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 from the dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 104; one end of the first    differential output end 102 coupled to a second electro-mechanical    revolution block 1052 from the dual action type revolving    electro-mechanical installation 104; and a conduction ring with    brush 110 disposed to the second differential output end 103 for the    dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to    engage in external transmission of electric power;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104:    comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or    asynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installation that    functions as a motor or as a generator; constructed in a    cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form, including a first and    a second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as    a magnetic field and an armature respectively; the first    electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 being coupled to the second    differential output end 103 and the second electro-mechanical    revolution block 1052 being coupled to the first differential output    end 102; and subject to a controller 105 by having its electric    power transmitted by an optional conduction ring with brush 110;-   the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item comprised of a    contact conduction structure of a conduction ring and a conduction    brush, or a non-contact type induction conduction structure provided    with a primary and a secondary induction windings to transmit    electric power between the dual action type revolving    electro-mechanical installation 104 and the controller 105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current protection, over voltage protection, or solid-state    electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software, the    controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strong    current transmitted among the dual action type revolving    electro-mechanical installation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and    a power driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signals    from a setup control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be    adapted with rectification circuit device to output DC power through    the rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: related to an optional item comprised    of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy; and-   a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software to receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in FIG.1 provides the following function:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, both of thefirst and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 ofthe dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104operate in the same direction and at the same speed; in this case, thereis the absence of electro-mechanical effects;

(2) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the second differential output end 103to the first differential output end 102;

(3) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103;

(4) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the second differential output end 103 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103;

(5) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the first differential output end 102 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103;

(6) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection;

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention applied in a revolving gear set adapted with abuilt-in dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation; thepreferred embodiment is essentially comprised of:

-   the revolving type three-end shaft differential gear set 200:    relates to a revolving differential gear set or other three-end    shaft differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior    art, having its input shaft 101 to receive revolving kinetics from    an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive    a disk type gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 to further draw    both side differential gears 204 through a differential pinion gear    203 for both side differential gears 204 to respectively drive the    first and the second differential output ends 102, 103;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   one end of the first differential output end 102 is coupled to the    first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 of the dual action    type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104;-   one end of the second differential output end 103 is coupled to the    second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 of the dual action    type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104; and the    conduction ring with brush 110 is disposed to the first or the    second differential output end 102, 103 for the dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to engage in external    transmission of power;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104:    comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or    asynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installation that    functions as a motor or as a generator; constructed in a    cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form, including a first and    a second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as    a magnetic field and an armature respectively; the first    electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 being coupled to the first    differential output end 102 and the second electro-mechanical    revolution block 1052 being coupled to the second differential    output end 103; and having its electric power transmitted by an    optional conduction ring with brush 110 subject to the controller    105;-   the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item comprised of a    contact conduction structure of a conduction ring and a conduction    brush, or a non-contact type induction conduction provided with a    primary and a secondary induction windings to transmit electric    power between the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical    installation 104 and the controller 105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current and over voltage protection, or solid-state electronic    device, or a microprocessor and related software; the controller 105    is essentially provided for controlling the strong current    transmitted among the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical    installation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and a power driven load    107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a setup control    circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted with    rectification circuit device to output DC power through the    rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: an optional item related to a    rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy; and-   a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software to receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention illustrated in FIG. 2provides the following functions:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, both of thefirst and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 ofthe dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104operate in the same direction and at the same speed; in this case, thereis the absence of electro-mechanical effects;

(2) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the second differential output end 103to the first differential output end 102;

(3) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103;

(4) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the second differential output end 103 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103;

(5) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the first differential output end 102 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103;

(6) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention applied in a revolving gear set externally adaptedwith a dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation; thepreferred embodiment is essentially comprised of:

-   a revolving type three-end shaft differential gear set 200: relates    to a revolving differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    having its input shaft 101 to receive revolving kinetics from an    engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive a    disk type gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 to further draw    both side differential gears 204 through a differential pinion gear    203 for both side differential gears 204 to respectively drive the    first and the second differential output ends 102, 103;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   the first differential output end 102 drives the first    electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 of the dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 through the    transmission 121;-   the second differential output end 103 drives the second    electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 of the dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 through the    transmission 122; and the conduction ring with brush 110 is disposed    to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation    104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical    installation 104 to engage in external transmission of electric    power;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104:    comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or    asynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installation that    functions as a motor or as a generator; constructed in a    cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form, including a first and    a second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as    a magnetic field and an armature respectively; the first    electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 being coupled to the first    differential output end 102 through the transmission 121 and the    second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 being coupled to the    second differential output end 103 through the transmission 122; and    having its electric power transmitted by an optional conduction ring    with brush 110 subject to the controller 105;-   the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item provided on one    side of the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical    installation 104 and comprised of a contact conduction structure of    a conduction ring and a conduction brush, or a non-contact type    induction conduction having a primary and a secondary induction    windings to transmit electric power between the dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 and the controller    105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current protection, over voltage protection, or solid-state    electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software; the    controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strong    current transmitted among the dual action type revolving    electro-mechanical installation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and    a power driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signals    from a setup control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be    adapted with rectification circuit device to output DC power through    the rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: related to an optional item comprised    of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy;-   a setup control circuit device 108: related to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software to receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105;-   the transmissions 121, 122: each comprised of gear, chain, belt    pulley, or toothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission    depending on the speed ratio and the revolving direction required    with the relation between speed ratio and revolving direction    described as follows:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, a static statuswithout revolution difference is present between the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dualaction type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104; and

(2) When the rotation speeds between both of the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103 vary, the rotation speeds of the firstand the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of thedual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 also varyso to provide functions of a generator.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention illustrated in FIG. 3provides the following functions:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, both of thefirst and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 ofthe dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104operate in the same direction and at the same speed; in this case, thereis the absence of electro-mechanical effects.

(2) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the second differential output end 103to the first differential output end 102.

(3) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103.

(4) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the second differential output end 103 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103.

(5) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the first differential output end 102 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103.

(6) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection.

FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention applied in a planetary differential gear setexternally adapted with a dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation. The preferred embodiment is essentially comprised of:

-   a planetary three-end shaft differential gear set 100: relates to a    planetary differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    having its input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an    engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive the    disk type gear 202 through the mushroom pinion 201 thus to further    drive an external gear 311; its first differential output end 102    coupled to the differential gear rocker 312 from a planetary gear    set with the second differential output end 103 coupled to a sun    gear 313; one end of the second differential output end 103 coupled    through the transmission 122 to a second electro-mechanical    installation revolution block 1052 from a dual action type revolving    electro-mechanical installation 104; one end of the first    differential output end 102 coupled through the transmission 121 to    a first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 from the dual    action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104; and a    conduction ring with brush 110 disposed on the dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for the dual action    type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to engage in    external transmission of electric power;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104:    comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or    asynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installation that    functions as a motor or as a generator; constructed in a    cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form, including a first and    a second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as    a magnetic field and an armature respectively; the first    electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 being coupled to the first    differential output end 102 through the transmission 121 and the    second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 being coupled to the    second differential output end 103 through the transmission 122; and    having its electric power transmitted by an optional conduction ring    with brush 110 subject to the controller 105;-   the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item provided on one    side of the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical    installation 104 and comprised of a contact conduction structure of    a conduction ring and a conduction brush, or a non-contact type    induction conduction having a primary and a secondary induction    windings to transmit electric power between the dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 and the controller    105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current protection, over voltage protection, or solid-state    electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software; the    controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strong    current transmitted among the dual action type revolving    electro-mechanical installation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and    a power driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signals    from a setup control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be    adapted with rectification circuit device to output DC power through    the rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional item comprised    of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy;-   a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software to receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105;-   the transmissions 121, 122: comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley,    or toothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission depending on    the speed ratio and the revolving direction required with the    relation between speed ratio and revolving direction described as    follows:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, a static statuswithout revolution difference is present between the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dualaction type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104; and

(2) When the rotation speeds between both of the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103 vary, the rotation speeds of the firstand the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of thedual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 also varyso to provide functions of a generator.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention illustrated in FIG. 4provides the following functions:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, both of thefirst and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 ofthe dual action type electro-mechanical installation 104 operate in thesame direction and at the same speed; in this case, there is the absenceof electro-mechanical effects.

(2) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the second differential output end 103to the first differential output end 102.

(3) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103.

(4) When the system engages in differential operation and the rotationspeed of the first differential output end 102 is greater than that ofthe second differential output end 103, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the second differential output end 103 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103.

(5) When the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106outputs power to the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 for the dual action type revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to function as a motor, its output torque direction issuch that to create a feedback torque at the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104, and in turn the kinetics from thefeedback torque drives the first differential output end 102 forreducing the torque difference between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103.

(6) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection.

FIG. 5 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention having at two differential output ends of a three-end shaftdifferential gear set respectively coupled to a revolvingelectro-mechanical installation. The preferred embodiment is essentiallycomprised of:

-   a three-end shaft differential gear set 300: relates to a planetary    or revolving type differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    provided with an input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed    from an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701, a    first differential output end 102, and a second differential output    end 103;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   the first differential output end 102 is coupled to the    electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 of a revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1041; and-   the second differential output end 103 is coupled to the    electro-mechanical rotation part 1032 of another revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1042; the static part of the    revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is locked to a static    casing; and that of the revolving electro-mechanical installation    1042 is also locked to a static casing; and the three-end shaft    differential gear set 300 may be replaced by any other three-end    shaft differential gear set providing similar functions;-   the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041: comprised of AC    or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving    electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationary    electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation    part 1031 with its electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 to be    coupled to the first differential output end 102 that functions as a    motor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any    other geometric form; and subject the control by the controller 105;-   the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042: comprised of AC    or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving    electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationary    electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation    part 1032 with its electro-mechanical rotation part 1032 to be    coupled to the second differential output end 103 that functions as    a motor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any    other geometric form; and subject the control by the controller 105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current protection, over voltage protection, or solid-state    electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software; the    controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strong    current transmitted among the revolving electro-mechanical    installation 1041, 1042, a rechargeable device 106, and a power    driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a    setup control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted    with rectification circuit device to output DC power through the    rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional item comprised    of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy; and-   a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software or receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in FIG.5 provides the following functions:

(1) Both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 aredirectly or by means of connecting to the controller 105 connected inparallel of the same polarity.

(2) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 are driving at the same speed, the generation voltage is the samefor both of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042connected at the same polarity to each other in parallel, and both ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 are instand-by status since there is no current flowing between them.

(3) When the system is engaging in differential operation and therotation speed of the first differential output end 102 is greater thanthat of the second differential output end 103, the generation voltageof the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 gets higher thanthat of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042, and thecurrent flows from the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 tothe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042; whereas therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is operating as agenerator, the current outputted produces the counter torque, and therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 operates as a motor toproduce torque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041,1042 to provide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving thesecond differential output end 103.

(4) When the system is engaging in differential operation and therotation speed of the second differential output end 103 is greater thanthat of the first differential output end 102, the generation voltage ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 gets higher than thatof the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041, and the currentflows from the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 to therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103.

(5) Once the rechargeable device 106 is adapted to the system, either orboth of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 isdriven by the revolving kinetics from the input shaft 101 or by theinertial kinetics from the load to charge the rechargeable device 106.

(6) Power outputted from the rechargeable device 106 drives either orboth of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 todrive and operate as the function of a motor.

(7) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 are engaging in differential operation, they are subject to theregulation and control of torque distribution through the controller 105in both functions described in the preceding subparagraphs (3) and (4).

(8) The system operates under the control by an external system by meansof the setup control circuit device 108.

(9) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive either or both of theelectro-mechanical rotation parts 1031, 1032 respectively of therevolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 and 1042 so torespectively drive the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolving directionor in different revolving directions.

FIG. 6 is a schematic view showing the preferred embodiment that has atransmission disposed between differential output ends revolvingelectro-mechanical installations that respectively coupled to thedifferential output ends taken from FIG. 5. The preferred embodiment isessentially comprised of:

-   a three-end shaft differential gear set 300: relates to a planetary    or revolving type differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    provided with an input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed    from an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701, a    first differential output end 102, and a second differential output    end 103;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   revolving kinetics from the first differential output ends 102 drive    a transmission 111 comprised coaxially of a planetary gear set to    drive the electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 of the revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1041 through an output end 1020 of    the transmission 111;-   revolving kinetics from the second differential output ends 103    drive a transmission 112 comprised coaxially of a planetary gear set    to drive the electro-mechanical rotation part 1032 of the revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1042 through an output end 1030 of    the transmission 112; the static part of the revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1041 is locked to a static casing;    and that of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 is    also locked to a static casing; and the three-end shaft differential    gear set 300 may be replaced by any other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions;-   the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041: comprised of AC    or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving    electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationary    electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation    part 1031 with its electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 to be    coupled to the output end 1020 of the transmission 111; both of the    electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 of the revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1041 and the output end 1020 of the    transmission 111 coupled to it are each provided with a through hole    for the insertion for installation by the first differential output    end 102 and its bearing that functions as a motor or as a generator;    constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form; and    subject the control by the controller 105;-   the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042: comprised of AC    or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving    electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationary    electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation    part 1032 with its electro-mechanical rotation part 1032 to be    coupled to the second differential output end 103 of the    transmission 112; both of the electro-mechanical rotation part 1032    of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 and the output    end 1030 of the transmission 112 coupled to it are each provided    with a through hole for the insertion for installation by the second    differential output end 103 and its bearing that functions as a    motor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any    other geometric form; and subject the control by the controller 105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current protection, over voltage protection, or solid-state    electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software; the    controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strong    current transmitted among the revolving electro-mechanical    installations 1041, 1042, a rechargeable device 106, and a power    driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signals a setup    control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted with    rectification circuit device to output DC power through the    rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional item comprised    of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy;-   a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software to receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105; and-   the transmissions 111, 112: each relates to a coaxially    transmission, such as a planetary gear set, comprised of gear,    chain, belt pulley, or toothed belt pulley, or other revolving    transmission depending on the speed ratio required; when the input    shafts of both transmissions revolve in the same direction, the    output shafts of both transmissions 111, 112 are also revolving in    the same direction.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in FIG.6 provides the following functions:

(1) Both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 aredirectly or by means of connecting to the controller 105 connected inparallel of the same polarity.

(2) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 are driving at the same speed, the generation voltage is the samefor both of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042connected at the same polarity to each other in parallel, and both ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 are instand-by status since there is no current flowing between them.

(3) When the system is engaging in differential operation and therotation speed of the first differential output end 102 is greater thanthat of the second differential output end 103, the generation voltageof the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 gets higher thanthat of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042, and thecurrent flows from the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 tothe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042; whereas therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is operating as agenerator, the current outputted produces the counter torque, and therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 operates as a motor toproduce torque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041,1042 to provide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving thesecond differential output end 103.

(4) When the system is engaging in differential operation and therotation speed of the second differential output end 103 is greater thanthat of the first differential output end 102, the generation voltage ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 gets higher than thatof the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041, and the currentflows from the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 to therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103.

(5) Once the rechargeable device 106 is adapted to the system, either orboth of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 isdriven by the revolving kinetics from the input shaft 101 or by theinertial kinetics from the load to charge the rechargeable device 106.

(6) Power outputted from the rechargeable device 106 drives either orboth of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 todrive and operate as function of a motor.

(7) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 are engaging in differential operation, they are subject to theregulation and control of torque distribution through the controller 105in both functions described in the preceding subparagraphs (3) and (4).

(8) The system operates under the control by an external system by meansof the setup control circuit device 108.

(9) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive either or both of theelectro-mechanical rotation parts 1031, 1032 respectively of therevolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 and 1042 so torespectively drive the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolving directionor in different revolving directions.

FIG. 7 is a schematic view showing the preferred embodiment that has amulti-shaft transmission disposed between differential output ends andrevolving electro-mechanical installations that respectively coupled tothe differential output ends taken from FIG. 5. The preferred embodimentis essentially comprised of:

-   a three-end shaft differential gear set 300: relates to a planetary    or revolving type differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    provided with an input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed    from an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701, a    first differential output end 102, and a second differential output    end 103;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   the first differential output end 102 drives an electro-mechanical    rotation part 1031 of the revolving electro-mechanical installation    1041 on another turning shaft through the transmission 121;-   the second differential output end 103 drives an electro-mechanical    rotation part 1032 of the revolving electro-mechanical installation    1042 on another turning shaft through the transmission 122; the    static part of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is    locked to a static casing; and that of the revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1042 is also locked to a static    casing; and the three-end shaft differential gear set may be    replaced by any other three-end shaft differential gear set provided    similar functions;-   the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041: comprised of AC    or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving    electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationary    electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation    part with its electro-mechanical rotation part to be coupled to the    first differential output end 102 disposed not on the same shaft    through the first transmission 121 that function as a motor or as a    generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any other geometric    form; and subject the control by the controller 105;-   the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042: comprised of AC    or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving    electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationary    electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation    part with its electro-mechanical rotation part to be coupled to the    second differential output end 103 disposed not on the same shaft    through the second transmission 122 that functions as a motor or as    a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any other    geometric form; and subject the control by the controller 105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current protection, over voltage protection, or solid-state    electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software; the    controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strong    current transmitted among the revolving electro-mechanical    installations 1041, 1042, a rechargeable device 106, and a power    driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a    setup control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted    with rectification circuit device to output DC power through the    rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional item comprised    of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy;-   a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless, signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software to receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105; and-   the transmissions 121, 122: comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley,    or toothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission depending on    the speed ratio and revolving direction required; when the input    shafts of both transmissions revolve in the same direction, the    output shafts of both transmissions may revolve in the same    direction or in the different direction.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in FIG.7 provides the following functions:

(1) Both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 aredirectly or by means of connecting to the controller 105 connected inparallel of the same polarity.

(2) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 are driving at the same speed, the generation voltage is the samefor both of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042connected at the same polarity to each other in parallel, and both ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 are instand-by status since there is no current flowing between them.

(3) When the system is engaging in differential operation and therotation speed of the first differential output end 102 is greater thanthat of the second differential output end 103, the generation voltageof the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 gets higher thanthat of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042, and thecurrent flows from the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 tothe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042; whereas therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is operating as agenerator, the current outputted produces the counter torque, and therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 operates as a motor toproduce torque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041,1042 to provide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving thesecond differential output end 103.

(4) When the system is engaging in differential operation and therotation speed of the second differential output end 103 is greater thanthat of the first differential output end 102, the generation voltage ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 gets higher than thatof the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041, and the currentflows from the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 to therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103.

(5) Once the rechargeable device 106 is adapted to the system, either orboth of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 isdriven by the revolving kinetics from the input shaft 101 or by theinertial kinetics from the load to charge the rechargeable device 106.

(6) Power outputted from the rechargeable device 106 drives either orboth of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 todrive and operate as the function of a motor.

(7) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 are engaging in differential operation, they are subject to theregulation and control of torque distribution through the controller 105in both functions described in the preceding subparagraphs (3) and (4).

(8) The system operates under the control by an external system by meansof the setup control circuit device 108.

(9) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive either or both of theelectro-mechanical rotation parts 1031, 1032 respectively of therevolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 and 1042 so torespectively drive the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolving directionor in different revolving directions.

FIG. 8 is a schematic view showing that a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention adapted with a three-end shaft differential gear set,a three-end shaft secondary differential gear set, and a unit ofrevolving electro-mechanical installation that provides functions of agenerator and a motor. The preferred embodiment of the present inventionis essentially comprised of:

-   a three-end shaft differential gear set 300: relates to a planetary    or revolving type differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    provided with an input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed    from an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701, a    first differential output end 102, and a second differential output    end 103;-   a clutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual,    mechanical force, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be    disposed at where between a revolving power source 701 and an input    shaft 101; and the clutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may    not be provided as applicable;-   an auxiliary differential gear set 400: relates to a planetary or    revolving type differential gear set of the prior art, provided with    an input shaft 1101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an engine,    or a motor, or other revolving power source, and a first and a    second differential output end 1102, 1103 to perform differential;-   the first differential output end 102 of the three-end shaft    differential gear set 300 drives the first differential output end    1102 of the auxiliary differential gear set 400 through a    transmission 131;-   the second differential output end 103 of the three-end shaft    differential gear set 300 drives the second differential output end    1103 of the auxiliary differential gear set 400 through a    transmission 132;-   the output end 1101 of the auxiliary differential gear set 400 is    coupled to the electro-mechanical rotation part of the revolving    electro-mechanical installation 1041; the static part of the    revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is locked to a static    casing; and the three-end shaft differential gear set or the    auxiliary differential gear set may be replaced by any other    differential gear set providing similar functions;-   the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041: comprised of AC    or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving    electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationary    electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation    part with its electro-mechanical rotation part to be coupled to the    output end 1101 of the auxiliary differential gear set 400 that    functions as a motor or as a generator; constructed in a    cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form and subject the    control by the controller 105;-   the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over    current protection, over voltage protection, or solid-state    electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software; the    controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strong    current transmitted among the revolving electro-mechanical    installation 1041, a rechargeable device 106, and a power driven    load 107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a setup    control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted with    rectification circuit device to output DC power through the    rectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical    unit is related to an AC motor provided with the function of AC    generation, or is comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding    different power generation polarities when engaging in clockwise or    counter-clockwise drive operation; the internal components and    related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected as applicable;-   the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional item comprised    of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor;-   the power driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that    inputs and converts electric power into thermal, mechanical,    optical, acoustic, or chemical energy;-   a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optional item    comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or    wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation    interface device, microprocessor and related software to receive    setup signals for controlling the controller 105;-   the transmissions 131, 132: each comprised of gear, chain, belt    pulley, or toothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission    depending on the speed ratio and the revolving direction required    with the relation between speed ratio and revolving direction    described as follows:

(1) When there is no difference in the rotation speed between both ofthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103 of thethree-end shaft differential gear set 300, a static status withoutdifference in the rotation speed presents between the static part andthe rotation part of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041.

(2) When difference in the rotation speed presents between the first andthe second differential output ends 102, 103 of the three-end shaftdifferential gear set 300, differential operation in the rotation speedto produce the function of power generation appears between the staticpart and the rotation part of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 to function as a generator.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention illustrated in FIG. 8provides the following functions:

(1) The revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is in staticstatus when both of the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 are driving at the same speed.

(2) When the three-end shaft differential gear set 300 is engaging indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is higher than that of the second differential output end103, the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is driven tofunction as a generator to produce damp by tanking advantage of thecounter-torque upon outputting the power, so to feed back certainkinetics from the first differential output end 102 to the seconddifferential output end 103.

(3) When the three-end shaft differential gear set 300 is engaging indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the seconddifferential output end 103 is higher than that of the firstdifferential output end 102, the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 is driven to function as a generator to produce dampby taking advantage of the counter-torque upon outputting the power, soto push inversely certain kinetics from the second differential outputend 103 to the first differential output end 102.

(4) Once the rechargeable device 106 is adapted to the system, therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 functions as a generatorto charge the rechargeable device 106.

(5) While providing the function as described in the precedingsubparagraph 2, the power from the rechargeable device 106 drives therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 to function as a motor ina driving direction that allows to increase the torque to drive thesecond differential output end 103.

(6) While providing the function as described in the precedingsubparagraph 3, the power from the rechargeable device 106 drives therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 to function as a motor ina driving direction that allows to increase the torque to drive thefirst differential output end 102.

(7) Power outputted from the rechargeable device 106 drives therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 to function as a motor tosimultaneously drive both of the first and the second differentialoutput ends 102, 103 in the same direction.

(8) When the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 iscontrolled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electric powerfrom the rechargeable device 106 to drive the electro-mechanicalrotation parts of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 soto respectively drive the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolving direction.

FIG. 9 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of the presentinvention that has a unit of a dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentgeneration damp between two differential output ends of a planetarydifferential gear set. The preferred embodiment of the present inventionis essentially comprised of:

-   a planetary three-end shaft differential gear set 100: relates to a    planetary differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    having its input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an    engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive the    disk type gear 202 through the mushroom pinion 201 thus to further    drive an external gear 311; its first differential output end 102    coupled to the differential gear rocker 312 from a planetary gear    set with the second differential output end 103 coupled to a sun    gear 313;-   the first differential output end 102 drives through the    differential gear rocker 312 of planetary gear set the second    electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 from a dual action type    revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 that provides    function of vortex current power generation damp;-   one end of the second differential output end 103 is coupled to the    first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 given with function    of vortex current power generation damp;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043    given with function of vortex current power generation damp:    comprised of a rotary magnetic field of an excitation winding    excited by externally applied current or of magnetic poles of a    permanent magnet, and a structure of a rotation part of a rotary    good conductor or of a conductor provided with a cage; accordingly,    when a relative motion is created between the magnetic field and the    rotation part, a induction current created from the conductor of the    rotor forms a counter torque; the dual action type vortex current    damp service may be made in a cylindrical, disk or any other    geometric form; if the external excitation is provided, a conduction    ring, a common excitation power source and controller must be    provided.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention illustrated in FIG. 9provides the following functions:

(1) In the status that both of the first and the second differentialoutput ends 102, 103 are operating at the same speed and in the samedirection, both of the first and the second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 are also operating at the same speed and in the samedirection; the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 isprevented from providing its function of power generation by vortexcurrent; and

(2) Damp function to vortex current power generation is produced whenboth of the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103 areengaging in differential operation and both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 are also engaging in the relativelydifferential operation so to feed back certain part of the torque fromthe differential output end operating at a faster speed to the otherdifferential output end operating at a faster speed.

FIG. 10 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention that has a unit of a dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentpower generation damp between two differential output ends of arevolving differential gear set. The preferred embodiment is essentiallycomprised of:

-   Revolving type three-end shaft differential gear set 200: relates to    a revolving differential gear set or other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    having its input shaft 101 to receive revolving kinetics from an    engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive a    disk type gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 to further draw    both side differential gears 204 through a differential pinion gear    203 for both side differential gears 204 to respectively drive the    first and the second differential output ends 102, 103;-   the inner side of a first differential output end 102 drives the    first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 of the dual action    type revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 that provides    function of vortex current power generation damp;-   and the inner side of a second differential output end 103 drives    the second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 of the dual    action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 that    provides function of vortex current power generation damp;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043    given with function of vortex current power generation damp:    comprised of a rotary magnetic field of an excitation winding    excited by externally applied current or of magnetic poles of a    permanent magnet, and a structure of a rotation part of a rotary    good conductor or of a conductor provided with a cage; accordingly,    when a relative motion is created between the magnetic field and the    rotation part, a induction current created from the conductor of the    rotor forms a counter torque; the dual action type over current damp    device may be made in a cylindrical, disk or any other geometric    form; if the external excitation is provided, a conduction ring, a    common excitation power source and controller must be provided.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in FIG.10 provides the following functions:

(1) In the status that both of the first and the second differentialoutput ends 102, 103 are operating at the same speed and in the samedirection, both of the first and the second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 are also operating at the same speed and in the samedirection; the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 isprevented from providing its function of power generation by vortexcurrent; and

(2) Damp function to vortex current power generation is produced whenboth of the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103 areengaging in differential operation and both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 are also engaging in the relativelydifferential operation so to feed back certain part of the torque fromthe differential output end operating at a faster speed to the otherdifferential output end operating at a faster speed.

FIG. 11 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention that has a unit of a dual action type revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentpower generation damp between two differential output ends of arevolving differential gear set. The preferred embodiment is essentiallycomprised of:

-   the revolving type three-end shaft differential gear set 200:    relates to a revolving differential gear set or other three-end    shaft differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior    art, having its input shaft 101 to receive revolving kinetics from    an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive    a disk type gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 to further draw    both side differential gears 204 through a differential pinion gear    203 for both side differential gears 204 to respectively drive the    first and the second differential output ends 102, 103;-   the first differential output end 102 drives through the first    transmission 121 the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051    of the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation    1043 given with function of vortex current power generation damp;    and-   the second differential output end 103 drives through the second    transmission 122 the second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052    of the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation    1043 given with function of vortex current power generation damp;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043    given with function of vortex current power generation damp:    comprised of a rotary magnetic field of an excitation winding    excited by externally applied current or of magnetic poles of a    permanent magnet, and a structure of a rotation part of a rotary    good conductor or of a conductor provided with a cage; accordingly,    when a relative motion is created between the magnetic field and the    rotation part, a induction current created from the conductor of the    rotor forms a counter torque; the dual action type vortex current    damp device may be made in a cylindrical, disk or any other    geometric form; if the external excitation is provided, a conduction    ring, a related excitation power source and controller must be    provided;-   the transmissions 121, 122: comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley,    or toothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission depending on    the speed ratio and the revolving direction required with the    relation between speed ratio and revolving direction described as    follows:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, a static statuswithout revolution difference is present between the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dualaction type electro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function ofvortex current power generation damp; and

(2) When differential speed presents between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103, both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dual action typeelectro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function of vortexcurrent power generation damp indicate differential operation to producethe damp function by vortex current power generation.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in FIG.11 provides the following functions:

(1) In the status that both of the first and the second differentialoutput ends 102, 103 are operating at the same speed and in the samedirection, both of the first and the second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 are also operating at the same speed and in the samedirection; the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 isprevented from providing its function of power generation by vortexcurrent; and

(2) Damp function to vortex current power generation is produced whenboth of the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103 areengaging in differential operation and both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 are also engaging in the relativelydifferential operation so to feed back certain part of the torque fromthe differential output end operating at a faster speed to the otherdifferential output end operating at a faster speed.

FIG. 12 is a schematic view showing a preferred embodiment of thepresent invention that has a unit of a dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation given with function of vortex currentpower generation damp between two differential output ends of aplanetary differential gear set. The preferred embodiment of the presentinvention is essentially comprised of:

-   a planetary three-end shaft differential gear set 100: relates to a    planetary differential gear set of other three-end shaft    differential gear set providing similar functions of the prior art,    having its input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an    engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive the    disk type gear 202 through the mushroom pinion 201 thus to further    drive an external gear 311; its first differential output end 102    coupled to the differential gear rocker 312 from a planetary gear    set with the second differential output end 103 coupled to a sun    gear 313;-   the first differential output end 102 drives through the    transmission 121 the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051    of the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation    1043 given with function of vortex current power generation damp;    and-   the second differential output end 103 drives through the    transmission 122 the second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052    of the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation    1043 given with function of vortex current power generation damp;-   the dual action type revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043    given with function of vortex current power generation damp:    comprised of a rotary magnetic field of an excitation winding    excited by externally applied current or of magnetic poles of a    permanent magnet, and a structure of a rotation part of a rotary    good conductor or of a conductor provided with a cage; accordingly,    when a relative motion is created between the magnetic field and the    rotation part, a induction current created from the conductor of the    rotor forms a counter torque; the dual action type vortex current    damp device may be made in a cylindrical, disk or any other    geometric form; if the external excitation is provided, a conduction    ring, a excitation power source and controller must be provided;-   the transmissions 121, 122: comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley,    or toothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission depending on    the speed ratio and the revolving direction required with the    relation between speed ratio and revolving direction described as    follows:

(1) When both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, a static statuswithout revolution difference is present between the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dualaction type electro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function ofvortex current power generation damp; and

(2) When the differential speed presents between the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103, both of the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dualaction type electro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function ofvortex current power generation damp indicate differential operation toproduce the damp function by vortex current power generation.

The preferred embodiment of the present invention as illustrated in FIG.12 provides the following functions:

(1) In the status that both of the first and the second differentialoutput ends 102, 103 are operating at the same speed and in the samedirection, both of the first and the second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 are also operating at the same speed and in the samedirection; the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 isprevented from providing its function of power generation by vortexcurrent; and

(2) Damp function to vortex current power generation is produced whenboth of the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103 areengaging in differential operation and both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 are also engaging in the relativelydifferential operation so to feed back certain part of the torque fromthe differential output end operating at a faster speed to the otherdifferential output end operating at a faster speed.

Under various application modes of the electric damp controlledthree-end shaft differential transmission of the present invention, theinstallation of the revolving electro-mechanical installation may betaken in consideration depending on the performance requirements, spaceavailable and cost as follows:

1. System Application:

(1) To be applied in the regulation and control of both differentialoutput ends of a differential gear set so to exercise differential limitand torque distribution for wheels on both sides of the carrier;

(2) To be applied in the regulation and control of both differentialoutput ends of an intermediate differential gear set so to exercisedifferential limit and torque distribution for the front and the rearwheels of a carrier driven by the system;

(3) When applied in a wheel type load, both of the front wheel set andthe rear wheel set each includes one or a plurality of circular wheelsor a revolving wheel in a given geometric form;

(4) The wheel set referred in the preceding subparagraph (3) includes atrack construction; and

(5) To be applied in other loads of a non-carrier.

2. Functions available from the system include:

(1) Driving the revolving electro-mechanical installation to function asa generator to output power to produce the counter torque, and tocontrol the size of the outputted power thus to change the size of thecounter torque through a controller, thus to regulate and control thetorque ratio between two differential output ends;

(2) Driving the revolving electro-mechanical installation to function asa generator when the system is adapted with a rechargeable device tocontrol the charging power delivered to the rechargeable device throughthe controller for the control of the counter torque of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation;

(3) Driving the revolving electro-mechanical installation to function asa generator with the power outputted to charge the rechargeable device,or supply power to other power driven load, with the resultant countertorque from the outputted power to prevent losing of torque from adifferential output end due to idling by the other differential outputend;

(4) Driving through the controller the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation to function as a motor by using the power outputted formthe rechargeable device when adapted to the system, thus to regulate andcontrol the operation status of both differential output ends;

(5) Driving the revolving electro-mechanical installation to function asa generator to output power to drive another revolvingelectro-mechanical installation disposed on the other differentialoutput end to operate as a motor and to regulate and control the torquebetween both differential gears depending on the driving directionrequired;

(6) The revolving electro-mechanical installation referred in thepreceding subparagraph (5) functioning as a generator and a motorcontrols rpm, direction, torque and inputted voltage and amperage of therevolution through the controller;

(7) With the rechargeable device adapted to the system, when thedifferential output end on one side idles, the power outputted from therechargeable device drives the revolving electro-mechanical installationto function as a motor to drive the other differential output end thatis not idling;

(8) The differential output end at faster rotation speed drives theadapted revolving electro-mechanical installation to function as agenerator with the power generated and that from the rechargeable deviceto jointly through the controller drive another revolvingelectro-mechanical installation disposed on the other differentialoutput end to function as a motor for exercising the active regulationand control of the operation status of both differential output ends;

(9) When a single revolving electro-mechanical installation is provided,the revolving electro-mechanical installation is driven by the poweroutputted from the rechargeable device through the controller tofunction as a motor, and further to drive the load through thetransmission or both differential output ends of the three-end shaftdifferential gear set;

(10) When a single revolving electro-mechanical installation isprovided, the revolving electro-mechanical installation is driven by thepower outputted from the rechargeable device through the controller tofunction as a motor, and further to drive the load jointly by bothdifferential output ends and an engine through the transmission or thethree-end shaft differential gear set;

(11) Driving the individual revolving electro-mechanical installation tofunction as a motor through the controller and using the power outputtedfrom the rechargeable device when both differential output ends areeither directly or by means of a transmission each adapted with arevolving electro-mechanical installation so to directly or through thetransmission drive both differential output ends to further drive theload;

(12) Driving the individual revolving electro-mechanical installation tofunction as a motor through the controller and using the power outputtedfrom the rechargeable device when both differential output ends areeither directly or by means of a transmission each adapted with arevolving electro-mechanical installation so to directly or through thetransmission drive both differential output ends to further jointlydrive the load with the engine;

(13) Taking advantage of the damp of the vortex current effects providedby the revolving electro-mechanical installation given with vortexcurrent power generation function to prevent one differential output endfrom losing its torque due to that the other differential output end isidling;

(14) Charging the rechargeable device or supplying power to other powerdriven load through the controller by having the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation driven by both differential output endsto function as a generator when the engine is running; and

(15) Charging the rechargeable device or supplying power to other powerdriven load through the controller by having the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation to function as a generator to producedamp of the braking when the carrier is applying a brake or is drivingdown on a slope.

3. Optional items of transmission elements for the differential gear setor the transmission include:

(1) Gear set;

(2) Chains gear set: including chains and sprockets;

(3) Friction gear set;

(4) Toothed belt: including toothed belt and toothed pulley;

(5) Belt: including belt and pulley; and

(6) Steel belt: including steel belt and steel pulley.

4. In addition to the mushroom pinion 201 and the disk type gear 202,other type of transmission may be provided for the transmission betweenthe revolving power source 701 and the planetary three-end shaftdifferential gear set 100 or the revolving type three-end shaftdifferential gear set 200.

To sum up, the electric damp controlled three-end shaft differentialtransmission of the present invention provides the following advantages:

1. When the present invention is applied between wheels on both sides ofa carrier or between front wheel and rear wheel of a carrier to engagein differential drive, and either differential output ends idles,thermal loss incurs to the construction of differential limit type ofthe prior art; on the other hand, the present invention is capable ofconverting the differential kinetics into generation of electric powerto be stored in the rechargeable device so to reduce thermal loss andsave energy.

2. When the present invention is applied between wheels on both sides ofa carrier or between front wheel and rear wheel of a carrier to engagein differential drive, and either differential output ends idles, theconstruction of the conventional differential limit provides output at afixed ratio of torque to both differential output ends; on the otherhand, the present invention converts the outputted torque from bothdifferential output ends into the torque that can be regulated andcontrolled.

3. The present invention allows output of power from the rechargeabledevice to drive the revolving electro-mechanical installation tofunction as a motor through the controller, thus to provide the activeregulation and control of the torque ratio between two differentialoutput ends.

The present invention by taking advantage of the electro-mechanicaleffects of the revolving electro-mechanical installation provides theregulation and control for a better torque ration between bothdifferential output ends to further yield the benefits of upgradedperformance, energy saving and reduced thermal loss; and particularly,the present invention is further characterized that the three-enddifferential shaft transmission regulated and controlled by electricdamp allows the conversion of the differential effects from thethree-end shaft type differential gear set into electric power isinnovative, provided with precise function.

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An electric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmissionhaving a revolving electro-mechanical installation directly or by meansof a transmission coupled between two differential output ends of athree-end shaft differential transmission so as to produce damp eitherby the electric vortex power generation effects produced or by generatoreffects produced that supply power generated to charge a rechargeabledevice, or to regulate and control the torque ratio of both differentialoutput ends by the revolving electro-mechanical installation driven bythe power from the rechargeable device to function as a motor when bothdifferential output ends are in differential status; furthermore, tworevolving installations being respectively adapted to both differentialoutput ends so that once both differential output ends are engaging indifferential operation, wherein the power from the revolvinginstallation running at higher rpm and higher voltage drives the otherrevolving electro-mechanical installation running at lower rpm and lowervoltage to function as a motor for regulating and controlling the torqueratio of those two differential output ends comprising: a planetarythree-end shaft differential gear set 100: relates to a planetarydifferential gear set or other three-end shaft differential gear sethaving its input shaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from anengine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to driveexternal gear 311; its first differential output end 102 coupled to thedifferential gear rocker 312 from a planetary gear set with the seconddifferential output end 103 coupled to a sun gear 313 one end of thesecond differential output end 103 coupled to a first electro-mechanicalrevolution block 1051 from the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104; one end of the first differential output end 102coupled to a second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 from thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104; and aconduction ring with brush 110 disposed to the second differentialoutput end 103 for the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104 to engage in external transmission of electric power; aclutch 700: relates to a clutch device driven by manual, mechanicalforce, EM force, fluid force or eccentric force to be disposed at wherebetween a revolving power source 701 and an input shaft 101; and theclutch 700 is an optional item that may be or may not be provided asapplicable; the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation104: comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous orasynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installation that functions asa motor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or anyother geometric form, including a first and a second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as a magnetic field and an armaturerespectively; the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 beingcoupled to the second differential output end 103 and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution block 1052 being coupled to the firstdifferential output end 102; and subject to a controller 105 by havingits electric power transmitted by an optional conduction ring with brush110; the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item comprised of acontact conduction structure of a conduction ring and a conductionbrush, or a non-contact induction conduction structure provided with aprimary and a secondary induction windings to transmit electric powerbetween the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104and the controller 105; the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electricswitch device, over current protection, over voltage protection, orsolid-state electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software;the controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strongcurrent transmitted among the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and a power driven load107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a setup controlcircuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted with rectificationcircuit device to output DC power through the rectification circuitdevice if the revolving electro-mechanical unit is related to an ACmotor provided with the function of AC generation, or is comprised of anelectro-mechanical yielding different power generation polarities whenengaging in clockwise or counter-clockwise drive operation; the internalcomponents and related circuit of the controller 105 being selected asapplicable; the rechargeable device 106: related to an optional itemcomprised of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor; thepower driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that inputsand converts electric power into thermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic,or chemical energy; and a setup control circuit device 108 being anoptional item comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device,wire or wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operationinterface device, microprocessor and related software to receive setupsignals for controlling the controller
 105. 2. The electric dampcontrolled three-end shaft differential transmission of claim 1, whereinits operation functions include all or any part of the followingfunctions: (1) when both of the first and the second differential outputends 102, 103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, bothof the first and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051,1052 of the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104operate in the same direction and at the same speed; in this case, thereis the absence of electro-mechanical effects; (2) when the systemengages in differential operation, and the rotation speed of the firstdifferential output end 102 is greater than that of the seconddifferential output end 103, the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the second differential output end 103to the first differential output end 102; (3) when the system engages indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the seconddifferential output end 103 is greater than that of the firstdifferential output end 102, the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103; (4) when the system engages indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is greater than that of the second differential outputend 103, the rechargeable device 106 outputs power to the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function as a motor,its output torque direction is such that to create a feedback torque atthe dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104, and inturn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the seconddifferential output end 103 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (5) when thesystem engages in differential operation, and the rotation speed of thesecond differential output end 103 is greater than that of the firstdifferential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106 outputs powerto the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function asa motor, its output torque direction is such that to create a feedbacktorque at the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104,and in turn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the firstdifferential output end 102 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (6) when theclutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 is controlled toindicate disengaged status to leave the electric power from therechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection.
 3. The electric damp controlled three-end shaft differentialtransmission of claim 1, wherein another application constructionincludes: a revolving three-end shaft differential gear set 200: relatesto a revolving differential gear set or other three-end shaftdifferential gear set having its input shaft 101 to receive revolvingkinetics from an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701to drive a disk gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 to further drawboth side differential gears 204 through a differential pinion gear 203for both side differential gears 204 to respectively drive the first andthe second differential output ends 102, 103; one end of the firstdifferential output end 102 is coupled to the first electro-mechanicalrevolution block 1051 of the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104; one end of the second differential output end 103 iscoupled to the second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 of thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104; and theconduction ring with brush 110 is disposed to the first or the seconddifferential output end 102, 103 for the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to engage in external transmissionof power; the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104:comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronousrevolving electro-mechanical installation that functions as a motor oras a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form, including a first and a second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as a magnetic field and an armaturerespectively; the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 beingcoupled to the first differential output end 102 and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution block 1052 being coupled to the seconddifferential output end 103; and having its electric power transmittedby an optional conduction ring with brush 110 subject to the controller105; the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item comprised of acontact conduction structure of a conduction ring and a conductionbrush, or a non-contact induction conduction provided with a primary anda secondary induction windings to transmit electric power between thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 and thecontroller 105; the controller 105: comprised of a dynamo-electricswitch device, over current and over voltage protection, or solid-stateelectronic device, or a microprocessor and related software; thecontroller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strongcurrent transmitted among the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and a power driven load107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a setup controlcircuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted with rectificationcircuit device to output DC power through the rectification circuitdevice if the revolving electro-mechanical unit is related to an ACmotor provided with the function of AC generation, or is comprised of anelectro-mechanical yielding different power generation polarities whenengaging in clockwise or counter-clockwise drive operation; the internalcomponents and related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected asapplicable; the rechargeable device 106: an optional item related to arechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor; the power drivenload 107: an optional load electric appliance that inputs and convertselectric power into thermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic, or chemicalenergy; and a setup control circuit device 108: relates to an optionalitem comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire orwireless signal transmission interface, or manual operation interfacedevice, microprocessor and related software to receive setup signals forcontrolling the controller
 105. 4. The electric damp controlledthree-end shaft differential transmission of claim 3, wherein itsoperation functions include all or any part of the following functions:(1) when both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, both of thefirst and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 ofthe dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 operate inthe same direction and at the same speed; in this case, there is theabsence of electro-mechanical effects; (2) when the system engages indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is greater than that of the second differential outputend 103, the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104produces its electro-mechanical function to charge the rechargeabledevice 106 or drive the power driven load 107, thus to create damp ofcounter-torque at the generator and to feed back certain kinetics fromthe second differential output end 103 to the first differential outputend 102; (3) when the system engages in differential operation, and therotation speed of the second differential output end 103 is greater thanthat of the first differential output end 102, the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103; (4) when the system engages indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is greater than that of the second differential outputend 103, the rechargeable device 106 outputs power to the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function as a motor,its output torque direction is such that to create a feedback torque atthe dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104, and inturn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the seconddifferential output end 103 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (5) when thesystem engages in differential operation, and the rotation speed of thesecond differential output end 103 is greater than that of the firstdifferential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106 outputs powerto the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function asa motor, its output torque direction is such that to create a feedbacktorque at the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104,and in turn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the firstdifferential output end 102 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (6) when theclutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 is controlled toindicate disengaged status to leave the electric power from therechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection.
 5. The electric damp controlled three-end shaft differentialtransmission of claim 1, wherein another application construction yetincludes: the revolving three-end shaft differential gear set 200:relates to a revolving differential gear set or other three-end shaftdifferential gear set having its input shaft 101 to receive revolvingkinetics from an engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701to drive a disk gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 to further drawboth side differential gears 204 through a differential pinion gear 203for both side differential gears 204 to respectively drive the first andthe second differential output ends 102, 103; the first differentialoutput end 102 drives the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051of the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 throughthe transmission 121; the second differential output end 103 drives thesecond electro-mechanical revolution block 1052 of the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 through the transmission122; and the conduction ring with brush 110 is disposed to the dualaction revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to engage in externaltransmission of power; the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104: comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronousor asynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installation that functionsas a motor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or anyother geometric form, including a first and a second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as a magnetic field and an armaturerespectively; the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 beingcoupled to the first differential output end 102 through thetransmission 121 and the second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052being coupled to the second differential output end 103 through thetransmission 122; and having its electric power transmitted by anoptional conduction ring with brush 110 subject to the controller 105;the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item provided on oneside of the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104and comprised of a contact conduction structure of a conduction ring anda conduction brush, or a non-contact induction conduction having aprimary and a secondary induction windings to transmit electric powerbetween the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104and the controller 105; the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electricswitch device, over current protection, over voltage protection, orsolid-state electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software;the controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strongcurrent transmitted among the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and a power driven load107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a setup controlcircuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted with rectificationcircuit device to output DC power through the rectification circuitdevice if the revolving electro-mechanical unit is related to an ACmotor provided with the function of AC generation, or is comprised of anelectro-mechanical yielding different power generation polarities whenengaging in clockwise or counter-clockwise drive operation; the internalcomponents and related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected asapplicable; the rechargeable device 106: related to an optional itemcomprised of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor; thepower driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that inputsand converts electric power into thermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic,or chemical energy; a setup control circuit device 108: relates to anoptional item comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device,wire or wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operationinterface device, microprocessor and related software to receive setupsignals for controlling the controller 105; the transmissions 121, 122:each comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley, or toothed belt pulley, orother revolving transmission depending on the speed ratio and therevolving direction required with the relation between speed ratio andrevolving direction described as follows: (1) when both of the first andthe second differential output ends 102, 103 revolve at the same speedand in the same direction, a static status without revolution differenceis present between the first and the second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104; and (2) when the rotation speedsbetween both of the first and the second differential output ends 102,103 vary, the rotation speeds of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 also vary so as to providefunctions of a generator.
 6. The electric damp controlled three-endshaft differential transmission of claim 5, wherein its operationfunctions include all or any part of the following functions: (1) whenboth of the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, both of the firstand the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 operate in thesame direction and at the same speed; in this case, there is the absenceof electro-mechanical effects; (2) when the system engages indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is greater than that of the second differential outputend 103, the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104produces its electro-mechanical function to charge the rechargeabledevice 106 or drive the power driven load 107, thus to create damp ofcounter-torque at the generator and to feed back certain kinetics fromthe second differential output end 103 to the first differential outputend 102; (3) when the system engages in differential operation, and therotation speed of the second differential output end 103 is greater thanthat of the first differential output end 102, the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103; (4) when the system engages indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is greater than that of the second differential outputend 103, the rechargeable device 106 outputs power to the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function as a motor,its output torque direction is such that to create a feedback torque atthe dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104, and inturn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the seconddifferential output end 103 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (5) when thesystem engages in differential operation, and the rotation speed of thesecond differential output end 103 is greater than that of the firstdifferential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106 outputs powerto the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function asa motor, its output torque direction is such that to create a feedbacktorque at the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104,and in turn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the firstdifferential output end 102 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (6) when theclutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 is controlled toindicate disengaged status to leave the electric power from therechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection.
 7. The electric damp controlled three-end shaft differentialtransmission of claim 1, wherein another application construction yetincludes: the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104:comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronousrevolving electro-mechanical installation that functions as a motor oras a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form, including a first and a second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 serving as a magnetic field and an armaturerespectively; the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 beingcoupled to the first differential output end 102 through thetransmission 121 and the second electro-mechanical revolution block 1052being coupled to the second differential output end 103 through thetransmission 122; and having its electric power transmitted by anoptional conduction ring with brush 110 subject to the controller 105;the conduction ring with brush 110: an optional item provided on oneside of the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104and comprised of a contact conduction structure of a conduction ring anda conduction brush, or a non-contact induction conduction having aprimary and a secondary induction windings to transmit electric powerbetween the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104and the controller 105; the controller 105: comprised of dynamo-electricswitch device, over current protection, over voltage protection, orsolid-state electronic device, or a microprocessor and related software;the controller 105 is essentially provided for controlling the strongcurrent transmitted among the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104, a rechargeable device 106, and a power driven load107; in addition to receiving operation signals from a setup controlcircuit device 108, the controller 105 may be adapted with rectificationcircuit device to output DC power through the rectification circuitdevice if the revolving electro-mechanical unit is related to an ACmotor provided with the function of AC generation, or is comprised of anelectro-mechanical yielding different power generation polarities whenengaging in clockwise or counter-clockwise drive operation; the internalcomponents and related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected asapplicable; the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional itemcomprised of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor; thepower driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that inputsand converts electric power into thermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic,or chemical energy; a setup control circuit device 108: relates to anoptional item comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device,wire or wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operationinterface device, microprocessor and related software to receive setupsignals for controlling the controller 105; the transmissions 121, 122:comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley, or toothed belt pulley, or otherrevolving transmission depending on the speed ratio and the revolvingdirection required with the relation between speed ratio and revolvingdirection described as follows: (1) when both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 revolve at the same speed andin the same direction, a static status without revolution difference ispresent between the first and the second electro-mechanical revolutionblocks 1051, 1052 of the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 104; and (2) when the rotation speeds between both of thefirst and the second differential output ends 102, 103 vary, therotation speeds of the first and the second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 also vary so as to provide functionsof a generator.
 8. The electric damp controlled three-end shaftdifferential transmission of claim 7, wherein its operation functionsinclude all or any part of the following functions: (1) when both of thefirst and the second differential output ends 102, 103 revolve at thesame speed and in the same direction, both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dual actionelectro-mechanical installation 104 operate in the same direction and atthe same speed; in this case, there is the absence of electro-mechanicaleffects; (2) when the system engages in differential operation, and therotation speed of the first differential output end 102 is greater thanthat of the second differential output end 103, the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 produces itselectro-mechanical function to charge the rechargeable device 106 ordrive the power driven load 107, thus to create damp of counter-torqueat the generator and to feed back certain kinetics from the seconddifferential output end 103 to the first differential output end 102;(3) when the system engages in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is greater than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 produces its electro-mechanicalfunction to charge the rechargeable device 106 or drive the power drivenload 107, thus to create damp of counter-torque at the generator and tofeed back certain kinetics from the first differential output end 102 tothe second differential output end 103; (4) when the system engages indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is greater than that of the second differential outputend 103, the rechargeable device 106 outputs power to the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function as a motor,its output torque direction is such that to create a feedback torque atthe dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104, and inturn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the seconddifferential output end 103 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (5) when thesystem engages in differential operation, and the rotation speed of thesecond differential output end 103 is greater than that of the firstdifferential output end 102, the rechargeable device 106 outputs powerto the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 for thedual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104 to function asa motor, its output torque direction is such that to create a feedbacktorque at the dual action revolving electro-mechanical installation 104,and in turn the kinetics from the feedback torque drives the firstdifferential output end 102 for reducing the torque difference betweenthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; (6) when theclutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch 700 is controlled toindicate disengaged status to leave the electric power from therechargeable device 106 to drive the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 104 to drive both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 to revolve in the samedirection.
 9. The electric damp controlled three-end shaft differentialtransmission of claim 1, wherein another application construction yetincludes: a three-end shaft differential gear set 300: relates to aplanetary or revolving differential gear set or other three-end shaftdifferential gear set provided with an input shaft 101 to inputrevolving kinetics fed from an engine, or a motor, or other revolvingpower source 701, a first differential output end 102, and a seconddifferential output end 103; the first differential output end 102 iscoupled to the electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 of a revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041; and the second differential outputend 103 is coupled to the electro-mechanical rotation part 1032 ofanother revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042; the static partof the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is locked to astatic casing; and that of the revolving electro-mechanical installation1042 is also locked to a static casing; and the three-end shaftdifferential gear set 300 may be replaced by any other three-end shaftdifferential gear set providing similar functions; the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041: comprised of AC or DC, brush orbrushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation provided with a stationary electro-mechanical static partand an electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 with its electro-mechanicalrotation part 1031 to be coupled to the first differential output end102 that functions as a motor or as a generator; constructed in acylindrical, disk or any other geometric form; and subject the controlby the controller 105; the revolving electro-mechanical installation1042: comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous orasynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installation provided with astationary electro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanicalrotation part 1032 with its electro-mechanical rotation part 1032 to becoupled to the second differential output end 103 that functions as amotor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form; and subject the control by the controller 105; thecontroller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over currentprotection, over voltage protection, or solid-state electronic device,or a microprocessor and related software; the controller 105 isessentially provided for controlling the strong current transmittedamong the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041, 1042, arechargeable device 106, and a power driven load 107; in addition toreceiving operation signals from a setup control circuit device 108, thecontroller 105 may be adapted with rectification circuit device tooutput DC power through the rectification circuit device if therevolving electro-mechanical unit is related to an AC motor providedwith the function of AC generation, or is comprised of anelectro-mechanical yielding different power generation polarities whenengaging in clockwise or counter-clockwise drive operation; the internalcomponents and related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected asapplicable; the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional itemcomprised of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor; thepower driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that inputsand converts electric power into thermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic,or chemical energy; and a setup control circuit device 108: relates toan optional item comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device,wire or wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operationinterface device, microprocessor and related software to receive setupsignals for controlling the controller
 105. 10. The electric dampcontrolled three-end shaft differential transmission of claim 9, whereinits operation functions include all or any part of the followingfunctions: (1) both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041,1042 are directly or by means of connecting to the controller 105connected in parallel of the same polarity; (2) when both of the firstand the second differential output ends 102, 103 are driving at the samespeed, the generation voltage is the same for both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 connected at the samepolarity to each other in parallel, and both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 are in stand-by status sincethere is no current flowing between them; (3) when the system isengaging in differential operation and the rotation speed of the firstdifferential output end 102 is greater than that of the seconddifferential output end 103, the generation voltage of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 gets higher than that of therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042, and the current flowsfrom the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 to the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103; (4) when the system is engaging indifferential operation and the rotation speed of the second differentialoutput end 103 is greater than that of the first differential output end102, the generation voltage of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1042 gets higher than that of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041, and the current flows from therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 to the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103; (5) once the rechargeable device 106 isadapted to the system, either or both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 is driven by the revolvingkinetics from the input shaft 101 or by the inertial kinetics from theload to charge the rechargeable device 106; (6) power outputted from therechargeable device 106 drives either or both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 to drive and operate as thefunction of a motor; (7) when both of the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103 are engaging in differentialoperation, they are subject to the regulation and control of torquedistribution through the controller 105 in both functions described inthe preceding subparagraphs (3) and (4); (8) the system operates underthe control by an external system by means of the setup control circuitdevice 108; (9) when the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, theclutch 700 is controlled to indicate disengaged status to leave theelectric power from the rechargeable device 106 to drive either or bothof the electro-mechanical rotation parts 1031, 1032 respectively of therevolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 and 1042 so as torespectively drive the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolving directionor in different revolving directions.
 11. The electric damp controlledthree-end shaft differential transmission of claim 1, wherein anotherapplication construction yet includes: a three-end shaft differentialgear set 300: relates to a planetary or revolving differential gear setor other three-end shaft differential gear set provided with an inputshaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an engine, or a motor, orother revolving power source 701, a first differential output end 102,and a second differential output end 103; revolving kinetics from thefirst differential output ends 102 drive a transmission 111 comprisedcoaxially of a planetary gear set to drive the electro-mechanicalrotation part 1031 of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041through an output end 1020 of the transmission 111; revolving kineticsfrom the second differential output ends 103 drive a transmission 112comprised coaxially of a planetary gear set to drive theelectro-mechanical rotation part 1032 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 through an output end 1030 of thetransmission 112; the static part of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 is locked to a static casing; and that of therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 is also locked to astatic casing; and the three-end shaft differential gear set 300 may bereplaced by any other three-end shaft differential gear set providingsimilar functions; the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041:comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronousrevolving electro-mechanical installation provided with a stationaryelectro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation part1031 with its electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 to be coupled to theoutput end 1020 of the transmission 111; both of the electro-mechanicalrotation part 1031 of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041and the output end 1020 of the transmission 111 coupled to it are eachprovided with a through hole for the insertion for installation by thefirst differential output end 102 and its bearing that functions as amotor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form; and subject the control by the controller 105; therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042: comprised of AC or DC,brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolvingelectro-mechanical installation provided with a stationaryelectro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation part1032 with its electro-mechanical rotation part 1032 to be coupled to thesecond differential output end 103 of the transmission 112; both of theelectro-mechanical rotation part 1032 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 and the output end 1030 of thetransmission 112 coupled to it are each provided with a through hole forthe insertion for installation by the second differential output end 103and its bearing that functions as a motor or as a generator; constructedin a cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form; and subject thecontrol by the controller 105; the controller 105: comprised ofdynamo-electric switch device, over current protection, over voltageprotection, or solid-state electronic device, or a microprocessor andrelated software; the controller 105 is essentially provided forcontrolling the strong current transmitted among the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042, a rechargeable device 106,and a power driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signalsfrom a setup control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may beadapted with rectification circuit device to output DC power through therectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical unit isrelated to an AC motor provided with the function of AC generation, oris comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding different powergeneration polarities when engaging in clockwise or counter-clockwisedrive operation; the internal components and related circuit of thecontroller 105 may be selected as applicable; the rechargeable device106: relates to an optional item comprised of a rechargeable battery,capacitor, or super capacitor; the power driven load 107: an optionalload electric appliance that inputs and converts electric power intothermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic, or chemical energy; a setupcontrol circuit device 108: relates to an optional item comprised ofdynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or wireless, signaltransmission interface, or manual operation interface device,microprocessor and related software to receive setup signals forcontrolling the controller 105; and the transmissions 111, 112: eachrelates to a coaxially transmission, such as a planetary gear set,comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley, or toothed belt pulley, or otherrevolving transmission depending on the speed ratio required; when theinput shafts of both transmissions revolve in the same direction, theoutput shafts of both transmissions 111, 112 are also revolving in thesame direction.
 12. The electric damp controlled three-end shaftdifferential transmission of claim 11, wherein its operation functionsinclude all or any part of the following functions: (1) both revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 are directly or by means ofconnecting to the controller 105 connected in parallel of the samepolarity; (2) when both of the first and the second differential outputends 102, 103 are driving at the same speed, the generation voltage isthe same for both of the revolving electro-mechanical installations1041, 1042 connected at the same polarity to each other in parallel, andboth of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 are instand-by status since there is no current flowing between them; (3) whenthe system is engaging in differential operation and the rotation speedof the first differential output end 102 is greater than that of thesecond differential output end 103, the generation voltage of therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 gets higher than that ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042, and the currentflows from the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 to therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103; (4) when the system is engaging indifferential operation and the rotation speed of the second differentialoutput end 103 is greater than that of the first differential output end102, the generation voltage of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1042 gets higher than that of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041, and the current flows from therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 to the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103; (5) once the rechargeable device 106 isadapted to the system, either or both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 is driven by the revolvingkinetics from the input shaft 101 or by the inertial kinetics from theload to charge the rechargeable device 106; (6) power outputted from therechargeable device 106 drives either or both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 to drive and operate as thefunction of a motor; (7) when both of the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103 are engaging in differentialoperation, they are subject to the regulation and control of torquedistribution through the controller 105 in both functions described inthe preceding subparagraphs (3) and (4); (8) the system operates underthe control by an external system by means of the setup control circuitdevice 108; (9) when the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, theclutch 700 is controlled to indicate disengaged status to leave theelectric power from the rechargeable device 106 to drive either or bothof the electro-mechanical rotation parts 1031, 1032 respectively of therevolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 and 1042 so as torespectively drive the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolving directionor in different revolving directions.
 13. The electric damp controlledthree-end shaft differential transmission of claim 1, wherein anotherapplication construction yet includes: a three-end shaft differentialgear set 300: relates to a planetary or revolving differential gear setor other three-end shaft differential gear set provided with an inputshaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an engine, or a motor, orother revolving power source 701, a first differential output end 102,and a second differential output end 103; the first differential outputend 102 drives an electro-mechanical rotation part 1031 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 on another turning shaft throughthe transmission 121; the second differential output end 103 drives anelectro-mechanical rotation part 1032 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 on another turning shaft throughthe transmission 122; the static part of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 is locked to a static casing; andthat of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 is alsolocked to a static casing; and the three-end shaft differential gear setmay be replaced by any other three-end shaft differential gear setproviding similar functions; the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041: comprised of AC or DC, brush or brushless,synchronous or asynchronous revolving electro-mechanical installationprovided with a stationary electro-mechanical static part and anelectro-mechanical rotation part with its electro-mechanical rotationpart to be coupled to the first differential output end 102 disposed noton the same shaft through the first transmission 121 that functions as amotor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form; and subject the control by the controller 105; therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042: comprised of AC or DC,brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolvingelectro-mechanical installation provided with a stationaryelectro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation partwith its electro-mechanical rotation part to be coupled to the seconddifferential output end 103 disposed not on the same shaft through thesecond transmission 122 that functions as a motor or as a generator;constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form; andsubject the control by the controller 105; the controller 105: comprisedof dynamo-electric switch device, over current protection, over voltageprotection, or solid-state electronic device, or a microprocessor andrelated software; the controller 105 is essentially provided forcontrolling the strong current transmitted among the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042, a rechargeable device 106,and a power driven load 107; in addition to receiving operation signalsfrom a setup control circuit device 108, the controller 105 may beadapted with rectification circuit device to output DC power through therectification circuit device if the revolving electro-mechanical unit isrelated to an AC motor provided with the function of AC generation, oris comprised of an electro-mechanical yielding different powergeneration polarities when engaging in clockwise or counter-clockwisedrive operation; the internal components and related circuit of thecontroller 105 may be selected as applicable; the rechargeable device106: relates to an optional item comprised of a rechargeable battery,capacitor, or super capacitor; the power driven load 107: an optionalload electric appliance that inputs and converts electric power intothermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic, or chemical energy; a setupcontrol circuit device 108: relates to an optional item comprised ofdynamo-electric device, electronic device, wire or wireless signaltransmission interface, or manual operation interface device,microprocessor and related software to receive setup signals forcontrolling the controller 105; and the transmissions 121, 122:comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley, or toothed belt pulley, or otherrevolving transmission depending on the speed ratio and revolvingdirection required; when the input shafts of both transmissions revolvein the same direction, the output shafts of both transmissions mayrevolve in the same direction or in the different direction.
 14. Theelectric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmission ofclaim 13, wherein its operation functions include all or any part of thefollowing functions: (1) both revolving electro-mechanical installations1041, 1042 are directly or by means of connecting to the controller 105connected in parallel of the same polarity; (2) when both of the firstand the second differential output ends 102, 103 are driving at the samespeed, the generation voltage is the same for both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 connected at the samepolarity to each other in parallel, and both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 are in stand-by status sincethere is no current flowing between them; (3) when the system isengaging in differential operation and the rotation speed of the firstdifferential output end 102 is greater than that of the seconddifferential output end 103, the generation voltage of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 gets higher than that of therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042, and the current flowsfrom the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 to the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103; (4) when the system is engaging indifferential operation and the rotation speed of the second differentialoutput end 103 is greater than that of the first differential output end102, the generation voltage of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1042 gets higher than that of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041, and the current flows from therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1042 to the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041; whereas the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1042 is operating as a generator, thecurrent outputted produces the counter torque, and the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 operates as a motor to producetorque for both revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 toprovide auxiliary function for each other in jointly driving the seconddifferential output end 103; (5) once the rechargeable device 106 isadapted to the system, either or both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 is driven by the revolvingkinetics from the input shaft 101 or by the inertial kinetics from theload to charge the rechargeable device 106; (6) power outputted from therechargeable device 106 drives either or both of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installations 1041, 1042 to drive and operate as thefunction of a motor; (7) when both of the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103 are engaging in differentialoperation, they are subject to the regulation and control of torquedistribution through the controller 105 in both functions described inthe preceding subparagraphs (3) and (4); (8) the system operates underthe control by an external system by means of the setup control circuitdevice 108; (9) when the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, theclutch 700 is controlled to indicate disengaged status to leave theelectric power from the rechargeable device 106 to drive either or bothof the electro-mechanical rotation parts 1031, 1032 respectively of therevolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 and 1042 so as torespectively drive the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolving directionor in different revolving directions.
 15. The electric damp controlledthree-end shaft differential transmission of claim 1, wherein anotherapplication construction yet includes: a three-end shaft differentialgear set 300: relates to a planetary or revolving differential gear setor other three-end shaft differential gear set provided with an inputshaft 101 to input revolving kinetics fed from an engine, or a motor, orother revolving power source 701, a first differential output end 102,and a second differential output end 103; an auxiliary differential gearset 400: relates to a planetary or revolving differential gear setprovided with an input shaft 1101 to input revolving kinetics fed froman engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source, and a firstdifferential output end 1102, 1103 to perform differential output; thefirst differential output end 102 of the three-end shaft differentialgear set 300 drives the first differential output end 1102 of theauxiliary differential gear set 400 through a transmission 131; thesecond differential output end 103 of the three-end shaft differentialgear set 300 drives the second differential output end 1103 of theauxiliary differential gear set 400 through a transmission 132; theoutput end 1101 of the auxiliary differential gear set 400 is coupled tothe electro-mechanical rotation part of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041; the static part of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 is locked to a static casing; and the three-end shaftdifferential gear set or the auxiliary differential gear set may bereplaced by any other differential gear set providing similar functions;the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041: comprised of AC orDC, brush or brushless, synchronous or asynchronous revolvingelectro-mechanical installation provided with a stationaryelectro-mechanical static part and an electro-mechanical rotation partwith its electro-mechanical rotation part to be coupled to the outputend 1101 of the auxiliary differential gear set 400 that functions as amotor or as a generator; constructed in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form and subject the control by the controller 105; thecontroller 105: comprised of dynamo-electric switch device, over currentprotection, over voltage protection, or solid-state electronic device,or a microprocessor and related software; the controller 105 isessentially provided for controlling the strong current transmittedamong the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041, a rechargeabledevice 106, and a power driven load 107; in addition to receivingoperation signals from a setup control circuit device 108, thecontroller 105 may be adapted with rectification circuit device tooutput DC power through the rectification circuit device if therevolving electro-mechanical unit is related to an AC motor providedwith the function of AC generation, or is comprised of anelectro-mechanical yielding different power generation polarities whenengaging in clockwise or counter-clockwise drive operation; the internalcomponents and related circuit of the controller 105 may be selected asapplicable; the rechargeable device 106: relates to an optional itemcomprised of a rechargeable battery, capacitor, or super capacitor; thepower driven load 107: an optional load electric appliance that inputsand converts electric power into thermal, mechanical, optical, acoustic,or chemical energy; a setup control circuit device 108: relates to anoptional item comprised of dynamo-electric device, electronic device,wire or wireless signal transmission interface, or manual operationinterface device, microprocessor and related software to receive setupsignals for controlling the controller 105; the transmissions 131, 132:each comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley, or toothed belt pulley, orother revolving transmission depending on the speed ratio and therevolving direction required with the relation between speed ratio andrevolving direction described as follows: (1) when there is nodifference in the rotation speed between both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 of the three-end shaftdifferential gear set 300, a static status without difference in therotation speed presents between the static part and the rotation part ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041; (2) when differencein the rotation speed presents between the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103 of the three-end shaft differentialgear set 300, differential operation in the rotation speed to producethe function of power generation appears between the static part and therotation part of the revolving electro-mechanical installation
 1041. 16.The electric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmissionof claim 15, wherein its operation functions include all or any part ofthe following functions: (1) the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 is in static status when both of the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103 are driving at the same speed;(2) when the three-end shaft differential gear set 300 is engaging indifferential operation, and the rotation speed of the first differentialoutput end 102 is higher than that of the second differential output end103, the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 is driven tofunction as a generator to produce damp by tanking advantage of thecounter-torque upon outputting the power, so as to feed back certainkinetics from the first differential output end 102 to the seconddifferential output end 103; (3) when the three-end shaft differentialgear set 300 is engaging in differential operation, and the rotationspeed of the second differential output end 103 is higher than that ofthe first differential output end 102, the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 is driven to function as a generator to produce dampby taking advantage of the counter-torque upon outputting the power, soas to push inversely certain kinetics from the second differentialoutput end 103 to the first differential output end 102; (4) once therechargeable device 106 is adapted to the system, the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1041 functions as a generator to chargethe rechargeable device 106; (5) while providing the function asdescribed in the preceding subparagraph 2, the power from therechargeable device 106 drives the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 to function as a motor in a driving direction thatallows to increase the torque to drive the second differential outputend 103; (6) while providing the function as described in the precedingsubparagraph 3, the power from the rechargeable device 106 drives therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1041 to function as a motor ina driving direction that allows to increase the torque to drive thefirst differential output end 102; (7) power outputted from therechargeable device 106 drives the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1041 to function as a motor to simultaneously drive both ofthe first and the second differential output ends 102, 103 in the samedirection; (8) when the clutch 700 is disposed to the system, the clutch700 is controlled to indicate disengaged status to leave the electricpower from the rechargeable device 106 to drive the electro-mechanicalrotation parts of the revolving electro-mechanical installations 1041 soas to respectively drive the first and the second differential outputends 102, 103 to engage in driving operation in the same revolvingdirection.
 17. The electric damp controlled three-end shaft differentialtransmission of claim 1, wherein another application construction yetincludes: the first differential output end 102 drives through thedifferential gear rocker 312 of planetary gear set the secondelectro-mechanical revolution block 1052 from a dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 that provides function of vortexcurrent power generation damp; one end of the second differential outputend 103 is coupled to the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051given with function of vortex current power generation damp; the dualaction revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 given withfunction of vortex current power generation damp: comprised of a rotarymagnetic field of an excitation winding excited by externally appliedcurrent or of magnetic poles of a permanent magnet, and a structure of arotation part of a rotary good conductor or of a conductor provided witha cage; accordingly, when a relative motion is created between themagnetic field and the rotation part, a induction current created fromthe conductor of the rotor forms a counter torque; the dual actionvortex current damp device may be made in a cylindrical, disk or anyother geometric form; if the external excitation is provided, aconduction ring, a common excitation power source and controller must beprovided.
 18. The electric damp controlled three-end shaft differentialtransmission of claim 17, wherein its operation functions include all orany part of the following functions: (1) in the status that both of thefirst and the second differential output ends 102, 103 are operating atthe same speed and in the same direction, both of the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 are also operating at the samespeed and in the same direction; the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 is prevented from providing its function of powergeneration by vortex current; and (2) damp function to vortex currentpower generation is produced when both of the first and the seconddifferential output ends 102, 103 are engaging in differential operationand both of the first and the second electro-mechanical revolutionblocks 1051, 1052 of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043are also engaging in the relatively differential operation so as to feedback certain part of the torque from the differential output endoperating at a faster speed to the other differential output endoperating at a faster speed.
 19. The electric damp controlled three-endshaft differential transmission of claim 1, wherein another applicationconstruction yet includes: revolving three-end shaft differential gearset 200: relates to a revolving differential gear set or other three-endshaft differential gear set having its input shaft 101 to receiverevolving kinetics from an engine, or a motor, or other revolving powersource 701 to drive a disk gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 tofurther draw both side differential gears 204 through a differentialpinion gear 203 for both side differential gears 204 to respectivelydrive the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103; theinner side of a first differential output end 102 drives the firstelectro-mechanical revolution block 1051 of the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 that provides function of vortexcurrent power generation damp; and the inner side of a seconddifferential output end 103 drives the second electro-mechanicalrevolution block 1052 of the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 that provides function of vortex current powergeneration damp; the dual action revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 given with function of vortex current power generationdamp: comprised of a rotary magnetic field of an excitation windingexcited by externally applied current or of magnetic poles of apermanent magnet, and a structure of a rotation part of a rotary goodconductor or of a conductor provided with a cage; accordingly, when arelative motion is created between the magnetic field and the rotationpart, a induction current created from the conductor of the rotor formsa counter torque; the dual action vortex current damp device may be madein a cylindrical, disk or any other geometric form; if the externalexcitation is provided, a conduction ring, a common excitation powersource and controller must be provided.
 20. The electric damp controlledthree-end shaft differential transmission of claim 19, wherein itsoperation functions include all or any part of the following functions:(1) in the status that both of the first and the second differentialoutput ends 102, 103 are operating at the same speed and in the samedirection, both of the first and the second electro-mechanicalrevolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation 1043 are also operating at the same speed and in the samedirection; the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 isprevented from providing its function of power generation by vortexcurrent; and (2) damp function to vortex current power generation isproduced when both of the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 are engaging in differential operation and both of the firstand the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of therevolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 are also engaging in therelatively differential operation so as to feed back certain part of thetorque from the differential output end operating at a faster speed tothe other differential output end operating at a faster speed.
 21. Theelectric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmission ofclaim 1, wherein another application construction yet includes: therevolving three-end shaft differential gear set 200: relates to arevolving differential gear set or other three-end shaft differentialgear set having its input shaft 101 to receive revolving kinetics froman engine, or a motor, or other revolving power source 701 to drive adisk gear 202 through a mushroom pinion 201 to further draw both sidedifferential gears 204 through a differential pinion gear 203 for bothside differential gears 204 to respectively drive the first and thesecond differential output ends 102, 103; the first differential outputend 102 drives through the first transmission 121 the firstelectro-mechanical revolution block 1051 of the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function of vortexcurrent power generation damp; and the second differential output end103 drives through the second transmission 122 the secondelectro-mechanical revolution block 1052 of the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function of vortexcurrent power generation damp; the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function of vortexcurrent power generation damp: comprised of a rotary magnetic field ofan excitation winding excited by externally applied current or ofmagnetic poles of a permanent magnet, and a structure of a rotation partof a rotary good conductor or of a conductor provided with a cage;accordingly, when a relative motion is created between the magneticfield and the rotation part, a induction current created from theconductor of the rotor forms a counter torque; the dual action vortexcurrent damp device may be made in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form; if the external excitation is provided, a conductionring, a related excitation power source and controller must be provided;the transmissions 121, 122: comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley, ortoothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission depending on thespeed ratio and the revolving direction required with the relationbetween speed ratio and revolving direction described as follows: (1)when both of the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, a static statuswithout revolution difference is present between the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dualaction electro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function ofvortex current power generation damp; and (2) when differential speedpresents between the first and the second differential output ends 102,103, both of the first and the second electro-mechanical revolutionblocks 1051, 1052 of the dual action electro-mechanical installation1043 given with function of vortex current power generation dampindicate differential operation to produce the damp function by vortexcurrent power generation.
 22. The electric damp controlled three-endshaft differential transmission of claim 21, wherein its operationfunctions include all or any part of the following functions: (1) in thestatus that both of the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 are operating at the same speed and in the same direction, bothof the first and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051,1052 of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 are alsooperating at the same speed and in the same direction; the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 is prevented from providing itsfunction of power generation by vortex current; and (2) damp function tovortex current power generation is produced when both of the first andthe second differential output ends 102, 103 are engaging indifferential operation and both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 are also engaging in the relativelydifferential operation so as to feed back certain part of the torquefrom the differential output end operating at a faster speed to theother differential output end operating at a faster speed.
 23. Theelectric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmission ofclaim 1, wherein another application construction yet includes: thefirst differential output end 102 drives through the transmission 121the first electro-mechanical revolution block 1051 of the dual actionrevolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function ofvortex current power generation damp; and the second differential outputend 103 drives through the transmission 122 the secondelectro-mechanical revolution block 1052 of the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function of vortexcurrent power generation damp; the dual action revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function of vortexcurrent power generation damp: comprised of a rotary magnetic field ofan excitation winding excited by externally applied current or ofmagnetic poles of a permanent magnet, and a structure of a rotation partof a rotary good conductor or of a conductor provided with a cage;accordingly, when a relative motion is created between the magneticfield and the rotation part, a induction current created from theconductor of the rotor forms a counter torque; the dual action vortexcurrent damp device may be made in a cylindrical, disk or any othergeometric form; if the external excitation is provided, a conductionring, a excitation power source and controller must be provided; thetransmissions 121, 122: comprised of gear, chain, belt pulley, ortoothed belt pulley, or other revolving transmission depending on thespeed ratio and the revolving direction required with the relationbetween speed ratio and revolving direction described as follows: (1)when both of the first and the second differential output ends 102, 103revolve at the same speed and in the same direction, a static statuswithout revolution difference is present between the first and thesecond electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the dualaction electro-mechanical installation 1043 given with function ofvortex current power generation damp; and (2) when the differentialspeed presents between the first and the second differential output ends102, 103, both of the first and the second electro-mechanical revolutionblocks 1051, 1052 of the dual action electro-mechanical installation1043 given with function of vortex current power generation dampindicate differential operation to produce the damp function by vortexcurrent power generation.
 24. The electric damp controlled three-endshaft differential transmission of claim 23, wherein its operationfunctions include all or any part of the following functions: (1) in thestatus that both of the first and the second differential output ends102, 103 are operating at the same speed and in the same direction, bothof the first and the second electro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051,1052 of the revolving electro-mechanical installation 1043 are alsooperating at the same speed and in the same direction; the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 is prevented from providing itsfunction of power generation by vortex current; and (2) damp function tovortex current power generation is produced when both of the first andthe second differential output ends 102, 103 are engaging indifferential operation and both of the first and the secondelectro-mechanical revolution blocks 1051, 1052 of the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation 1043 are also engaging in the relativelydifferential operation so as to feed back certain part of the torquefrom the differential output end operating at a faster speed to theother differential output end operating at a faster speed.
 25. Theelectric damp controlled three-end shaft differential transmission ofclaim 1, wherein it is applied in the regulation and control of bothdifferential output ends of a differential gear set so as to exercisedifferential limit and torque distribution for wheels on both sides ofthe carrier.
 26. The electric damp controlled three-end shaftdifferential transmission of claim 1, wherein it is applied in theregulation and control of both differential output ends of anintermediate differential gear set so as to exercise differential limitand torque distribution for the front and the rear wheels of a carrierdriven by the system.
 27. The electric damp controlled three-end shaftdifferential transmission of claim 1, wherein when applied in a wheelload, both of the front wheel set and the rear wheel set each includesone or a plurality of circular wheels or a revolving wheel in a givengeometric form.
 28. The electric damp controlled three-end shaftdifferential transmission of claim 27, wherein the wheel set includes atrack construction.
 29. The electric damp controlled three-end shaftdifferential transmission of claim 1 provides all or any part of thefollowing functions: (1) driving the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation to function as a generator to output power to produce thecounter torque, and to control the size of the outputted power thus tochange the size of the counter torque through a controller, thus toregulate and control the torque ratio between two differential outputends; (2) driving the revolving electro-mechanical installation tofunction as a generator when the system is adapted with a rechargeabledevice to control the charging power delivered to the rechargeabledevice through the controller for the control of the counter torque ofthe revolving electro-mechanical installation; (3) driving the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation to function as a generator with thepower outputted to charge the rechargeable device, or supply power toother power driven load, with the resultant counter torque from theoutputted power to prevent losing of torque from a differential outputend due to idling by the other differential output end; (4) drivingthrough the controller the revolving electro-mechanical installation tofunction as a motor by using the power outputted form the rechargeabledevice when adapted to the system, thus to regulate and control theoperation status of both differential output ends; (5) driving therevolving electro-mechanical installation to function as a generator tooutput power to drive another revolving electro-mechanical installationdisposed on the other differential output end to operate as a motor andto regulate and control the torque between both differential gearsdepending on the driving direction required; (6) the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation referred in the preceding subparagraph(5) functioning as a generator and a motor controls rpm, direction,torque and inputted voltage and amperage of the revolution through thecontroller; (7) with the rechargeable device adapted to the system, whenthe differential output end on one side idles, the power outputted fromthe rechargeable device drives the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation to function as a motor to drive the other differentialoutput end that is not idling; (8) the differential output end at fasterrotation speed drives the adapted revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation to function as a generator with the power generated andthat from the rechargeable device to jointly through the controllerdrive another revolving electro-mechanical installation disposed on theother differential output end to function as a motor for exercising theactive regulation and control of the operation status of bothdifferential output ends; (9) when a single revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation is provided, the revolving electro-mechanical installationis driven by the power outputted from the rechargeable device throughthe controller to function as a motor, and further to drive the loadthrough the transmission or both differential output ends of thethree-end shaft differential gear set; (10) when a single revolvingelectro-mechanical installation is provided, the revolvingelectro-mechanical installation is driven by the power outputted fromthe rechargeable device through the controller to function as a motor,and further to drive the load jointly by both differential output endsand an engine through the transmission or the three-end shaftdifferential gear set; (11) driving the individual revolvingelectro-mechanical installation to function as a motor through thecontroller and using the power outputted from the rechargeable devicewhen both differential output ends are either directly or by means of atransmission each adapted with a revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation so as to directly or through the transmission drive bothdifferential output ends to further drive the load; (12) driving theindividual revolving electro-mechanical installation to function as amotor through the controller and using the power outputted from therechargeable device when both differential output ends are eitherdirectly or by means of a transmission each adapted with a revolvingelectro-mechanical installation so as to directly or through thetransmission drive both differential output ends to further jointlydrive the load with an engine; (13) taking advantage of the damp of thevortex current effects provided by the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation given with vortex current power generation function toprevent one differential output end from losing its torque due to thatthe other differential output end is idling; (14) charging therechargeable device or supplying power to other power driven loadthrough the controller by having the revolving electro-mechanicalinstallation driven by both differential output ends to function as agenerator when the engine is running; and (15) charging the rechargeabledevice or supplying power to other power driven load through thecontroller by having the revolving electro-mechanical installation tofunction as a generator to produce damp of the braking when the carrieris applying a brake or is driving down on a slope.
 30. The electric dampcontrolled three-end shaft differential transmission of claim 1, whereinoptional items of transmission elements for the differential gear set orthe transmission include at least one of the following items: (1) a gearset; (2) a chain gear set: including chains and sprockets; (3) afriction gear set; (4) a toothed belt: including toothed belt andtoothed pulley; (5) a belt: including belt and pulley; or (6) a steelbelt: including steel belt and steel pulley.
 31. The electric dampcontrolled three-end shaft differential transmission of claim 1, whereinin addition to a mushroom pinion 201 and a disk gear 202, other oftransmission may be provided for the transmission between a revolvingpower source 701 and the planetary three-end shaft differential gear set100 or a revolving three-end shaft differential gear set 200.